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11/01/2026

NASA has successfully restored communication with Voyager 1 after briefly losing contact with the spacecraft on October 18 and 19, 2026.

The signal returned on October 20, allowing engineers to resume sending commands and receiving data.

The interruption was linked to an unexpected change in the spacecraft’s thruster configuration, which activated backup thrusters.

NASA is continuing to investigate the issue. As of October 29, communication remains stable.

Engineers are also working to conserve Voyager 1’s limited power supply through new energy-saving measures, helping the historic spacecraft continue its exploration of interstellar space.

Source: NASA

10/30/2026

Why AI Security Is Emerging as the Fourth Pillar of Cybersecurity

For decades, cybersecurity strategy has been built around three familiar pillars: endpoint security, network security, and cloud security. These domains have sh

10/29/2026

When Risk Becomes Personal: What Security Leaders Can Learn From a Cancer Diagnosis

Risk managers are trained to spot weak signals, plan for disruption and make hard decisions under uncertainty. But the discipline looks different when the risk is not a system or an enterprise, but you.

10/27/2026

AI-Generated Fake Login Pages Are Making Account Takeovers Easier

Learn how AI-generated fake login pages steal passwords, MFA codes and session tokens, and how organizations can reduce the risk of account takeovers.

10/23/2026

In late 2014, astronaut Barry Wilmore, aboard the International Space Station, mentioned that he could use a ratcheting socket wrench. There was no such tool on the station, no hardware store in orbit and no supply ship heading his way that could bring one.

The station did have something new on board, an experimental 3D printer that had arrived a few months earlier to test whether parts could be made in microgravity. Engineers on the ground designed a wrench to suit it, turned the design into a digital file and sent it up to the station.

The printer spent about four hours building the tool layer by layer out of plastic, and when it was finished the crew had a working ratchet wrench. Nothing had been launched, packed or shipped, because the only thing that had traveled from Earth was data.

That made it the first object designed on the ground and manufactured in space, and it proved a point that matters for long missions, where a crew can't wait months for a missing part. A file can cross the distance far faster than any rocket, and for the first time one had arrived as a tool.

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

Hackers Registered New Teams-Based Domains and Used a Login Page to Steal Your Logins -

A newly registered domain copies Microsoft Teams’ login page and interface, raising concerns about a phishing attempt targeting workplace users. Security researcher Steven Lim reported that teams-cloud[.]live was just five days old when he flagged it on October 18, 2026. He urged organizations to ...

10/20/2026

Meta wants to scrape your website to train its AI, and you can't say no -

Meta 's new terms let it scrape business websites for AI training from October 30, raising concerns over copyright, consent and robots.txt.

10/19/2026

Inside the Underground Market for Know Your Client Services -

Cybercriminals are selling forged identity documents, deepfake videos, and live verification services to help buyers bypass Know Your Client (KYC) checks. Flare examines how these underground services operate and the techniques used to create and maintain fraudulent verified accounts.